TITLE
    iMac: Static From Speakers During Dial-Up Connection
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12/19/00
12/20/00

TOPIC

    This article explains why static may be heard from iMac computers when making a dial-up connection.


DISCUSSION

    Symptom

    After making a dial-up connection you hear a static noise coming from the computer's speakers. The sound input source has changed to Internal Modem.

    Products affected

    • iMac (Slot loading)
    • iMac (Summer 2000)

    Solution


      1. Change the built-in input source from Internal Modem to Sound In using the Sound Strip portion of the Control Strip, or the Sound control panel.

      2. Lower the computer's sound volume.


    Notes

      1. The parenthetical product description (Summer 2000) refers to the summer of the Northern Hemisphere.

      2. The built-in sound input changes from the computer's current setting to Internal Modem when a dial-up connection is made so you can hear the modem connecting. This is normal. After disconnecting from the dial-up connection, the sound input source reverts to the previous setting.



Document Information
Product Area: iMac (Slot Loading)
Category: iMac Hardware (Slot Load)
Sub Category: General Topics
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